WorksheetsUnit 4 - Ancient China Vocab
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 8mins
the notion that the Yellow River was the heartland of ancient China and all life and advancements flowed from there
Diffusion hypothesis
Dharma initiative
Net neutrality
Mandate of Heaven
Order is maintained in the universe through the king- appointed by god
Diffusion hypothesis
Ma'at
Divine intervention
Mandate of heaven
pattern of land ownership; farmland divided into segments and peasants work together to cultivate their land and the landlord's land
total war
well-field system
vassal
irrigation system
Chinese philosophical concept, "the Way"; describes proper behavior for each member of society (similar to dharma)
Nirvana
Reincarnation
Dao
Neo
Legalism (choose best option)
argued humans were evil by nature and needed correcting
argued humans were good by nature and needed small guidance
argued that all humans must make a choice and are born into a system
System of thought based on teachings of Confucius; developed into ruling ideology of the state
Legalism
Daoism
Christianity
Confucianism
Chinese philosophy of Daoism:
acceptance and spontaneity are keys to harmonious interaction
sheer force and will are only ways to survive
all humans are born evil and must be corrected by laws
care for the deceased- burning replicas of useful objects to accompany them on afterlife journey
knighthood
veneration of ancestors
zoroastrianism
mandate of heaven
personal attendants to royal family who are unable to physically reproduce (result of Legalism)
eunuch
monk
priest
they did what now?
State Confucianism was...
mixing Daoism and Legalism
integration of Legalism with teachings of Confucius
joining together Legalism and Buddhism
system of selecting bureaucrats on merit- tried to make government more efficient
nepotistic tendencies
meritocracy
civil service examination
theocratic leanings
hierarchical system in traditional China where every member has their place- usually subordinate to a patriarch/father figure
filial piety
geocentric theory
guest theory
localized method
Hierarchical order that explains interpersonal relationships within family members and with the public, this concept applies to outside of the family, not just within
eight relationships
caste system
civil service
five relationships
